20200518_140417 Bake Back Better By Angela Clark Bowling villagers are sharing ideas – and cakes – on how to tap into the positive community spirit when lockdown finally ends. So far over 100 people – a third of the village – has responded positively to a local survey on how they would like to see their community grow Clydesider Editor • Community
Writing With Purpose One woman's dream to help people using words is becoming a reality as she shares her poetry with friends and strangers across her community. Michaela Burns, who is a member of Women Moving Forward writing group in Dalmuir Golden Friendship Club. She has always used words as a Clydesider Editor • Community
Womens Aid Local Women's Aid organisations are urging women experiencing violence or abuse at home to get in touch – support is still available. Elizabeth Gillespie of Dumbarton District Women’s Aid said: “Don’t think because we are in lockdown that there is nobody out there who can help, there Clydesider Editor • Community
the big disability group logo Big Disability Group The Big Disability Group is playing an essential role ensuring people have access to vital services during lockdown. Coordinator Kevin Crawford said: “We are seeing an increase in support needed for mental health "and we can direct people to suitable support agencies that meet their needs. “We have also Clydesider Editor • Community
Is Booze Your Lockdown Buddy? Do you find yourself drinking more than normal? If so you’re not alone as lockdown has coincided with a spike in alcohol sales. If you are worrying that your drinking – or that of a loved one – is starting to get out of control, the team at local alcohol support Clydesider Editor • Community
Made with Love by Holly Munn photos courtesy of Dalmuir Knit & Natter In an attempt to beat the boredom and keep busy during these unprecedented times, many people are trying their hand at new things or picking up old hobbies. One such lady who is putting her craft skills to good use Clydesider Editor • Community
